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Originally Posted by GROUPthink
He changed directions as part of the rundown. Did he take a step in the direction of the fielder? Yes. Did he do it intentionally? Probably. He's entitled to take that step, though -- the fielder was too close.
This is why I said we'll just have to agree to disagree -- I don't see either of us moving from our position.
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I'm trying very hard to find the place in the book that says the runner is entitled to run into the fielder intentionally as long as it's just 1 step, and I can't find it. Little help here?
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Wed Jun 20, 2012, 11:52am
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